Social etiquette, what have I done in terms of social etiquette

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Meeting etiquette 1. Handshake ceremony: Handshake is an important way to communicate ideas, exchange feelings, and enhance friendship. When shaking hands with others, look at them with a smile, do not look absent-mindedly, look left and right, and do not shake hands with people wearing hats and gloves.

Under normal circumstances, the handshake time should not exceed 3 seconds, and you must stand to shake hands to show respect and politeness to others.

The handshake also pays attention to a certain order: generally particular"His Holiness decided"That is, after women, elders, married, and high-ranking people reach out their hands, men, juniors, unmarried people, and low-ranking people can reach out to echo. If a person is going to shake hands with many people, then the order of politeness is:

Elders first and then juniors, hosts before guests, superiors before subordinates, ladies before men.

2. Bowing: Bowing, which means bending down to salute, is a courtesy way to admire others. Before bowing, look at each other politely as a sign of respect.

When bowing, you must stand upright, take off your hat, and solemnly, do not eat anything in your mouth, or bow while saying things that are not related to the salute.

3. Greetings: Greetings are a silent greeting etiquette, which is often used to greet acquaintances in social occasions. In social situations, people often use the form of waving, bowing, and taking off their hats to express their friendliness.

You are a man, you can't take the initiative to reach out and shake hands, you can only accept the handshake if the other party takes the initiative to reach out to handshake; If the other person doesn't stretch out his hand, nod his head and smile and say "hello".

If your city is more open or the usual custom is like this, you can shake hands and just hold the tip of your four fingers slightly and swing it up and down.

You can ask the person you introduced beforehand if the girl is more shy, and if she is shy, she doesn't need to.

Or observe her expression, and don't use it if you don't want to.

If you're a student, you don't need to, just smile and nod your head.

Smile + nod, at most say "hello", the handshake should be the woman's first hand you can hold, a little shake to let go, otherwise there will be frivolousness.

You can say hello with a smile and nod, you can shake hands with four fingers, but you can't shake them all.

It's okay to shake hands, but be careful that you can only shake them slightly, and when you shake them, you can hold her four fingers, don't hold them all.

Nod your head and smile and say it"Hello"That's it.

It's good to have a friendly talk, meet and say hello.

Just smile and say hello, you're so reserved.

Look at who they are! Respect other people's customs.

Summary. What I have done in terms of social etiquette is what it means to be in place. Salutation etiquette, in social interactions, people have always been very sensitive to salutation, and choosing the correct and appropriate salutation not only reflects their own upbringing, but also reflects the importance they attach to him.

Titles can generally be divided into job titles, name titles, professional titles, general titles, pronoun titles, age titles, etc. Job titles include manager, director, chairman, doctor, lawyer, professor, section chief, boss, etc.; The name is usually given with the surname or first name plus "Mr., Ms., Ms., Miss"; The professional title is a title characterized by the profession, such as: Miss Secretary, Mr. Service, etc.; Pronouns are used as "you", "you", etc., in place of other titles; Age titles are mainly referred to as "uncle, aunt, uncle, aunt" and so on.

When using salutation, we must pay attention to the relationship between primary and secondary and age characteristics, if you address multiple people, you should give priority to the elderly, the superior first, and the relationship far first.

I have achieved it in terms of social etiquette, which means that the basic social etiquette is in place. Salutation etiquette, in social interactions, people have always been very sensitive to salutation, and choosing the correct and appropriate salutation not only reflects their own upbringing, but also reflects the importance they attach to him. Titles can generally be divided into job titles, name titles, professional titles, general titles, pronoun titles, age titles, etc.

Job titles include manager, chief officer, chairman, doctor, lawyer, professor, section chief, boss, etc.; The name is usually given with the surname or first name plus "Mr., Ms., Ms., Miss"; The professional title is a title characterized by the profession, such as: Miss Secretary, Mr. Service, etc.; Pronouns are used as "you", "you", etc., in place of other titles; Age titles are mainly referred to as "uncle, aunt, uncle, aunt" and so on. When using the stool brother call, we must pay attention to the primary and secondary relationship and age characteristics, if you call more than one person, you should take the older first, the superior first, and the relationship far first.

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